Extortion:TRACE Debunks Offender’s Claim In Facebook Video
The Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Agency, TRACE, has reacted to assertions made on a Facebook video post against the agency by a driver with a broken down truck on the Ota-Atan highway, describing it as baseless, a mere conjecture and a clear distortion of the facts of what really transpired. Cdr. Babatunde Akinbiyi,…
UN Partners FRSC, Firm, Launches Nigeria’s ‘Make A Safety Statement’
OLORUNDARE ENIMOLA, Lagos The United Nations has partnered the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC and JC Decaux, a media giant, to launch the Nigeria campaign slogan of; ‘make a safety statement’, with calls for support and synergy from the motoring and general public. The launch which held on Friday 3, October, 2025, at the Black…
Nigeria @ 65: Adron Homes Hails Nigeria, Reaffirms Commitment to Nation-Building
Adron Homes and Properties Limited, Africa’s leading Pan–African real estate company, joins millions of Nigerians at home and in the diaspora in celebrating the nation’s 65th Independence Anniversary. In a goodwill message to mark the occasion, the company’s Group Managing Director, Aare Adetola EmmanuelKing, lauded the resilience, unity, and indomitable spirit of Nigerians, which have…
LASWA Announces Temporary Closure Of Five Cowries Creek
The Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA) have informed boat operators, ferry passengers, and other waterway users that the Five Cowries Creek corridor will be partially/fully closed to traffic from Thursday, 2nd October 2025 till Sunday, 5th October 2025. According to a statement by the LASWA management, the closure does not affect road commuters as it…
Lagos Reopens Ogudu/Ifako Bridge After Months Of Repairs
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday reopened the Ogudu-Ifako Bridge following the completion of repair works on 400 metres of its four expansion joints. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that a section of the bridge was closed to vehicular traffic on June 28 to enable construction. The Ogudu/Ifako Bridge inbound Alapere was originally expected…
